NetHosting Releases Updated Version of Cloud Virtual Hosting

Posted on October 29, 2011 by NetHost

NetHosting, a number one provider of Cloud, Dedicated Hosting, VPS Server, and Cloud Virtual Hosting solutions, has launched an up-to-date version of their Virtual Hosting offering.
NetHosting’s recently launched Cloud Virtual Hosting product combines the safety advantages of cPanel, R1Soft Remote Backup, and CloudLinux and offering limitless bandwidth and disk storage at minimal cost.

“Cloud Virtual Hosting takes a familiar product and brings it up to par with the most robust, dependable service offerings out there. The only thing that doesn’t change is the cost,” said Joe Seegmiller, Hosting Services Manager at NetHosting.

NetHosting CEO, Lane Livingston, described the finest distinction between NetHosting’s previous Virtual Hosting product and it is new offering.

“The CloudLinux integration is probably the greatest enhancement to this product. Top that off with upgrades like unlimited bandwidth and disk storage, as well as R1Soft remote backup, and Cloud Virtual Hosting is extremely hard to beat as an option for the majority of website owners,” said Mr. Livingston.

With CloudLinux integration, current Virtual Hosting clients can eliminate one of the finest challenges faced in a shared hosting environment: overtaxed resources and distributed downtime. Where one tenant’s traffic spike accustomed to mean inevitable down time for other tenants located on a single server, CloudLinux isolates tenants in Lightweight Virtualized Conditions to limit using assets to some predefined space.

“The danger of downtime caused by a single tenant’s over-usage of resources becomes nonexistent and with integrated R1Soft backup, so does the worry of data loss.”  finished Mr. Livingston.

 

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Jelastic Beta Run Java Applications in the Cloud Platform

Posted on October 10, 2011 by NetHost

ServInt, an elite provider of handled hosting for businesses worldwide, lately introduced it’s the exclusive United States launch partner for Hivext Technologies’ cloud-based Java development platform, referred to as Jelastic(TM). ServInt also introduced its northern border American launch of the limited-time, free beta test from the Jelastic PaaS platform.

Jelastic is really a cloud-based platform that enables customers to auto-scale Java programs within minutes, based on the pr release. It takes no installation or configuration, and instantly installs, configures and interconnects server instances with selected software stacks. Jelastic doesn’t need API coding, and works with an array of software stacks.

Jelastic supports any JVM-based application including pure Java six or seven, JRuby, Scala and Groovy. Throughout the beta program, SQL databases supported are MariaDB, MySQL, and PostgreSQL. Non-SQL database support is supplied for MongoDB and CouchDB. Supported application servers include Tomcat 6 and 7, GlassFish and Jetty. Jelastic provides load balancing and caching though integrated nginx, and developer tools integration via Maven and Ant plug-inches.

Jelastic has been around test since mid-2011 using more than 1,000 registered designers plus some 500 programs used.
Java programs could be submitted within a few minutes without changes to code or programming language and without having to write for specific APIs (application programming interfaces). Application designers can pick which stack components they would like, as well as their application will run and may scale easily around the Jelastic platform.

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Google’s New Corporate URL Shortener G.co

Posted on July 19, 2011 by NetHost

After Twitter acquired (t.co), Amazon (a.co, k.co, z.co), Go Daddy (x.co) and Overstock (o.co), is time for Google to buy a Colombian internet address to use as a corporate URL shortener.

“The shorter a URL, the easier it is to share and remember. The downside is, you often can’t tell what website you’re going to be redirected to. We’ll only use g.co to send you to webpage’s that are owned by Google, and only we can create g.co shortcuts. That means you can visit a g.co shortcut confident you will always end up at a page for a Google product or service.” noted Google VP Consumer Marketing, Gary Briggs.

Although Google already has another service, goo.gl, launched in 2009, said in a blog post that the new g.co shortcut will link only to official Google products and services, as only that company can create such shortcuts.

Security experts have frequently highlighted the inherent risk of URL shorteners as a vector for scams and malware. However, Briggs stressed that the goo.gl service would continue.

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